Arrears, n. pl. Arrearage, amounts due but unpaid.
Arrearage, n. Arrears.
Arrest, v. a. 1. Stop, stay, check, interrupt, obstruct, hinder, delay, detain, restrain, hold, withhold, keep back.
2. Seize, apprehend, take, capture, catch, take up, take into custody, take prisoner.
3. Engage, fix, engross, occupy, rivet.
Arrest, n. 1. Staying, stopping, hinderance, obstruction.
2. Seizure, capture, detention.
Arrival, n. Advent, coming.
Arrive, v. n. 1. Come, get here, reach this place.
2. Get there, reach that place.
Arrive at, Reach, attain, come to, get to, touch at.
Arrogance, n. Haughtiness, pride, presumption, assumption, superciliousness, disdain, contumely, lordliness, loftiness, stateliness, self-conceit, conceitedness, self-importance, hauteur.
Arrogant, a. Haughty, proud, supercilious, lordly, disdainful, contumelious, cavalier, overbearing, overweening, assuming, magisterial, dogmatic, imperious, important, swelling, blustering, big, high, lofty, stately, self-conceited, self-sufficient, uppish.
Arrogate, v. a. Assume, usurp, claim unduly, make unjust pretensions to.
Arrow, n. Dart, shaft, bolt.
Arrow-headed, a. Wedge-shaped, cuneiform.
Arsenal, n. Armory, magazine of arms, repository of military stores.
Arsenic, n. Arsenious acid.
Arsenious acid, Arsenic, rat's-bane, white arsenic, white oxide of arsenic.
Art, n. 1. Trade, craft, business, calling, employment, exercise of skill.
2. Skill, address, adroitness, readiness, dexterity, tact, aptitude, aptness, cleverness, ingenuity.
3. Cunning, astuteness, artfulness, shrewdness, artifice, deceit, subtlety, craftiness, craft, duplicity, wiliness, guile.
Artful, a. 1. Skilful, ingenious, dexterous.
2. Cunning, crafty, astute, shrewd, sharp, wily, sly, foxy, snaky, subtle, arch, insidious, designing, intriguing, politic, deceitful, trickish, tricky, diplomatic, Machiavelian.
Article, n. 1. Part, portion, branch, member, clause, item, particular, count, point.
2. Term, stipulation, provision, condition, covenant.
3. Thing, substance, commodity.
4. (Gram.) Definitive adjective.
Articulate, a. 1. Jointed, articulated. 2. Distinctly uttered.
Articulate, v. a. Utter distinctly (as respects the elementary sounds), pronounce, enounce, speak.
Articulated, a. Jointed, articulate.
Articulation, n. 1. Distinct utterance.